Sixty miles from Citizens Bank Park, the night after the Astros combined for a no-hitter in Game 4 of the World Series, two-time MLB All-Star Todd Frazier took the mound himself at The RWJBarnabas Health Field of Dreams. Unfortunately for Frazier, pitching in his namesake Special Needs Baseball League, any chance he had at a no-hit bid… Keep Reading
It’s always fun to talk Christmas and we are closing in on Thanksgiving, so it’s a very festive time of year. Christmas lights displays are always a big draw and people love to go and see these displays every winter. It’s even better when the displays are close to home and only a short ride… Keep Reading
The annual New Jersey tradition is back for the 2022 holiday season. Santa has loaded up his sleigh and is on his way to see you at our great Garden State Malls. And the even better news is that this year has much fewer restrictions than what we saw over the past two years. Looking… Keep Reading
It’s been quite a year for East Orange social studies teacher Theresa Maughan. Last year, she was named New Jersey’s 2021-2022 State Teacher of the Year. Now, she is receiving one of teaching’s highest national honors. Maughan, who teaches high school social studies at East Orange STEM Academy, and will be one of five educators from… Keep Reading
WHAT’S GOING ON? Here is a small sample of area happenings you may want to check out in the coming days. Art/Museums NOV. 4 JERSEY CITY ART150, 150 Bay St., second floor. “Kind of Blue,” opening reception, 6-9 p.m. Nov. 4. contact.proarts@gmail.com. MILFORD: Presbyterian Church of Milford, 70 Bridge St. “Poetry Meets Art,” Hunterdon Arts Tour exhibit of works inspired by local poets’… Keep Reading
TOMS RIVER − It nearly came down to a live pigeon wearing a bulletproof-like vest to convince the hawk that had taken up residence at the Toms River Library Oct. 24 to finally take flight. That was one of the last-ditch options Bob Glass, a master falconer, thought of trying after spending several days along with other… Keep Reading
Obviously, if you have listened to our morning show for any time now, you know that I love my coffee and have for years now while waking up folks in Ocean County. I like my coffee really simple, black. No cream, no sugar, no nothing. Just good plain coffee. So anytime I can talk about… Keep Reading
Toys ‘R’ Us closed in Toms River and surrounding stores in New Jersey and everywhere after filing bankruptcy in 2017 and closing all stores in 2018. Toys ‘R’ Us did team up with Macy’s last summer to sell the Toys ‘R’ Us brand online only. I think we all felt sad when Toys ‘R’ Us… Keep Reading
Either it’s deliciously wonderful or it’s not. Sushi is a “huge” fan favorite. I have to be honest, it is not something I eat, but I have friends that love it. They tell me where the “best” Sushi is and if they like the restaurant where they serve it. It has to be fresh. Fresh… Keep Reading
TOMS RIVER, New Jersey (WPVI) — One New Jersey woman found a heartwarming treat when looking at video from her doorbell camera – a young boy with a big heart and some extra candy. Jessalyn Cleaver of Toms River was out trick-or-treating with her family on Sunday, the day the town was hosting its Halloween festivities.… Keep Reading
